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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

Il u
DCLAIRBORNE-STREE BUlLDlNG LolS'
ON THE ELECTRIC sTREET-CAR LINE,
ar prRtTc Auction. on THE PREMISES,
IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER:
TUESDAY. JUNE 2sIH, at 4:3O 7. NJ
!. TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, % teet each'
so,i,b edo Ashland street 20 feet west OF Ran
" FOUR FINE LOTS ilOxl25 feet, corner
Clairhorne and Randolph streets.
own side Ashland street 100 feet west Of Ran
FIVE NICE LOTS 80 feet each. south side
Ashland street l02 feet west OF Washington
street , 49,.
No better investments canste secured than
the above. -.
Terms : One-ih rd cash: balance NJ six. twelve,
and eighteen months. q per cen'. interest,"
added, secured by deed 81 trust.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Go o. huctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 2. rs-.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK
Two DAILY TRAi>S 10 LY>,HfUWt


LIZ > ~ y ~ =
l0,q A. N. Daily. 20 Richmond hff ls'.--
burg railroad. Arrive Zoo ir..r.-
burg ll.3s .. ~: l-ast Peters. 2
ll:l5 a. ". dSny; arrive 4:',. 81
2.l5 T. "
q.lS A. N. Daily. ga R,chmHnf ara ft'-r..
burg railroad Arrive q, i..,--
burg 1870 s. ". $50. raf,. ...
ter-tlrg 1880 q. ~. i.- tarr ..
Lyuchburg. R.tlr-e. i--.
Knoxville. ani o.. !. 'lr. I'd. ... So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

NOOK AND JOB WORK NEAiLlht
ID ExEcurED AT The pssfA'' -
IN6-HQuek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
, UrTuox SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY J. Thompson Brown u Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
11i3 Main street
UACKSON-wARD PARK PhO-
81 PERTY.

PUBLIC SALE OF NEATTW0-sTOki hoo'H'
1915 ST. JAMES STREET
JUST COMpLETED), AND ThKEs
ING LOTS CORNER FIRST AND HILL
STREETS,
OPPOSITE SITE PROPOSED ACksoN-" nv"
PARK. on THE PREMISES,
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH, At 4:aO r. m'
I The DWELLING No. 1915 St. james s,Ie eS
contains four rooms, and has just boen hniS"'''
Lot 2exIt0 feet r,,.., and mn
o NICE LOT north enst corner First anu mn
s,rccts aOxllo feet 10 alley. FINE STORE LoI.
3. Two lots In rear OF the above irohuns
10 feet each on HIN street t,,,u-o
No property In this city has 20 g0ou a lu''' "
in ur6rortion 10 present value. az the ABOVE.
1ERYs: One third cash; balance ~ in
Twelve, and eighteen months, por oe"'' y"
terest. secured by deed 81 trust. ,o
J. THOMPSON BROWN a Co.,
oo " AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
THROUGH Carlo LY>cHD"a'

$40 =. ". Daily. except sunday. 30 Ff.
mond and pc-er-hpg .a.1.,t.
Arrive Petersburg -..
leave Petersburg r..f g.. ~
daily. arriving Norfolk D. ~
Through Gar krhu 20 @. Is 30 b.
$40 p. N, Daily, except sunday. ,4 t.
mond aul Petersburg .t.t
Arrive 40 Petersburg d. a..
connecting Htl Iu- t.
leaving Peterson af -.l 90
for Earmy.l-, tyl.ht.rt. a
uOke. Bri>'oi. know .a. 't..
roogs, ana al pors -.-.l a-i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

UCTION SALE OF BANANAS
n an sol, ON THURSDAY, June 23d, at IL
o,rioc. 90 lunches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS.
o'A' @'' WILLIAM JENKINS,
commission Merchant
tan fii0 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

BY Sutton & Co.
peal Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
tf0a Main street

. 1rcTION SALEOF THAT LARGE
n TuREE-sToRY-AND;BAnSrEssKTnD rr br''o 7,
Nv hLn,su 81 IN he owner we will offer for sale
at public auction on ~ 1907
THURSDAY, JusE %, 1897.
an .,.,o,,t u n tho above-doscribed PRO
pP M The lot fronts ~ feet aud runs pack
~ The her house contains eight or nine rooms, ns
tached kitchen with four rooms re ou arn
,nss home or would pay good percentage
On TERMS I'm Liberal, and announced at hour oil
shhs SUTTON Il CO.,
SAFE Auctioneors.
ie 10 -
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FRFi1i -
70 AND FROM BALllNOka.
DELPHlA. NEW lOEh. AID
EASTERN AID W.
ERS CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS HFIN
MOND AND BALTIMORE ~ -a.-
DIRECTION.
C0rrespondirgly quick time 2. .
Through bills " ladrg is-1r'4 ~
e.. a. Itf
SELF General ttr.--. 'E'--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
BOARDING,
UNDERTAKERs.

CINNOTT Il WYNNE, FURNISH
- ING UNDERTAKES and aMBALARRS,
Eighth street. next N Mozart Hall, are prepared
10 conduct burisls In most satisfactory man-
ner. All modern undertaking appliances.
Competent management guaranteed. Prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
DICVNOND AND ALLTG14NY

II RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ Ef'f
NAY -. i,~-
TWO DAILY TRAINS 'EAtEPI ST H'tI
BErWt-N
RICHMOND AND LYNCH. tF
Through A..r- N-tt
Mail mn!al %. Il. ...-
80. q. -N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr, SalesmanJ
No. "a Ninth street.
FURNITURE,
Ill FAMILY CARRIAGE. GROCERIES
sc. AT AUCTION.

THIS DAY
Mt lnX O'Clock will sell at my auCtl2r-hoHSe
RAGE. light and in good order;
A general assortment Of good SECOND-hAND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR RE. embracing
WALNTT-FRAME PARLOR SUIT, ,,,..
BFDSTEADs, MATTRESSES, WAkDhObE>'
FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS, BE IJl1t'e
WATER-C0OLERsl
COOKING-STOvES. BABY-CARRlAGE
A small lot Of GROCERIES, LAMP,ChlM-
NFYs &c GEORGE W. MAYO,
10 on Auctonccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

ARRIVE El. lf'.'N|.
4tuP n. NAL tttr * ...f -...'
g25A.N. A,DCHNlnNlf ta.Y TO-
-YAM. MIGHT EA.RE,s 4a.g .,s.
N.ris!
sunday accOWme.l.. frfT'
and ~.otts,iIi leaves a...n..l .'
arrives returning ,.ll 3. n.
Express train come. '- tt lYn
train fCr stations west 90 Ll. r-. t-...
CONNECTIONS
A. Cfiston Forge Do tLe-af,ak- .f. '.f
railway Tor lie SOUTH. " est. AIS N-fii
A. Lyuchourg with N0t iE ana Wee. h'
road Tor all points South. ~auftets- A.. -'
west. AM Virginia Midland rsA~-g % %
pciuts SCrih and South
Al Richmond With A.-'riA'ei hfl1s.
all points 30 the South. ana F''hu' '.
rlcksburg aul Potomac raiir01 Z. 't- N '.'
Al Lexington with Baltimore 81 90 '.-
ROAD making cl So connect. 30 Ht .t
Fer1v 10 and from plushufsn ST. -e w.,
Also 70 points North aut East
S'eepiug--a4 e0dcAsd o A'" f-''"
LynchbGr1.
Sleepine.cars Iynchturg O. N,n Be-. -
Orleans. aud Little llock
Trains marEed dauy leN'eI' sunday
Tickets sold % all Io.ur. ON'r- 80 90.
Main street, 1910 Main, srt 4, h lm Al
Aleghsn depot Eighth 40 ana, s't,>
JOHN T. MAlNlE.H
NH y General Passenger Ali FL r--s Aff-f
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

SODA. CHEESE, SOAP, TOBACCO,
&c, &c. &c.
I have'also a nice line of CONFEC.
TIONERIES.
And if you val Il good smoke, call
for V. .. Thompson & Cos "CaroiiI:,
Bells" the best Cigar in town.
You will also find Il nice lot OF Cab
bagealways on hand.
star Lye, Ball Potash, Pearline, Indi-
80. &c.
would be very much pleased to see
ana serve my friends OF Old Orange.
I-All kinds of Produce wanted.
Yours very respectfully.
4. f. HALL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
FREE TRADE.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off Of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no
doubt has largely benefited the
consumers, as we'll as relieving the
burden of home manufacturers. Es-
recial!y is this the case with Green's
Iugust TTouer and Boschee's Ger
ma Syrup, as the reduction OF
thirty-six cents per dozen, hiss been
added to increase the slze Of the
bottles containing these remedies.
thereby giving one fifth more ,uedr
cine in the IS cent size. The Iugust
F1oper for Dyspepsia and Liver
Compliant, and the German Syrup
for Cough and Lung troubles, have
perhaps, the largest sale of any med
ic,nes IN the world. The ad,an-
iaye OF Increased size Of The bottles
will lie greatly appreciated by the
sick and afflicted, in every town and
village in civilized countries Sam
pie bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
ULXIE
The New York Times says

The New York Times says:
The West gives way TO the South
Dixie is becoming king in Wal.
street. Only a casual glance over
the daily dealings OF the Stock tx
change is needed to show how true
,hls is; Southern securities make up
the big figures that show total traus-
actions. There are many reasons
for the change. The South is more
PROSPEROUS than any other section OF
The country today. Facts abound
in proof of this. During the last
elk years a thousand million dollars
lave been added to the wealth OF
he old twelve Southern States.
Nothing TO be compared To this has
ever happened III the land before.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
STRICKEN WITH BLINDNESS

y Kalamazoo (Mich) Telegraph
Reporter gives the following >ta.e-
menu of DR.. { franchise, the wei!
known veterinary surgeon of that
cny, IN reference TO q case OF blind
ness. Tie Doctor says:
If, ur years ago last spring little
Willie. the four year old son Ut Mr.
Peter De WIT, a relative of niue,
residing At lnat time IN Milwaukee,
y lsco"ssn, was taken with the
mvasie-. The disease struck IN on
Ain, aEl the
POOR LITTLE FELLOW WAS LEFT
'Drotn ,ulNhel physicians in Mi.
wau'.ee and Chicago we're consulted
and SAID that nothing could be done
l"v aIm, and shat, biindei thus early,
he wou,d continue siytltl,ss during
his entire lie. While AT Hot Springs
Mr.. DE " 1T al heard the 5. ). $
Remedy, :. anrtacture,l at Atlanta
Spon,n ot very highly. How i:
Ia perel don huow, Tor ). 5 S
Is Hoi guaranteed TO cure blindness
D.: l.. some harry chance it was
'.,c,de,! q last lis etficacy iii Willie.
c..>c. l., thc time ne had taken .
O"u.e i i Il haIt bis eyes tad so tar
~,eco>ere,t that h. could play out oi
'.",.t>. -ii.cr taking tour bottles he
"as comiieteiy cured. lis eyes
>cetred perfectly >"nn9, and have
continued SO ever >.tce."
~IIe,e, Willie, W.Ise, come here!'
Ntcutvd ,he doctor suddenly, to al
a>t..e uni.c boy dressed III knicker
ts.c&el>, "no Was paying IN The
street. This is Whine De Wll,
Ills latier used 10 be a ral.road cor.
d~nctor, Dat ~ = ont " est now O.
b~us:ne>>, and Willie IS s,a,iu. witt
- nnui lie .els baok. lie goes IL
The Last Aseune srhoul every Lav
aud he>er has tie least trouble wilt
h:s eyes'sat. See, bis eyes LOOK a.
"ei. a. yours Or ul!He.'
Treatise on Blood AID Skin Dis
eases mailed tree.
The Swift ii ec:fc Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta, ia.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Having in our official capacity as
members OF the Plymouth, Pa, Hos.
pital Committee, been asked to test
and prove the effectiveness of many
d. tferent articles TO be used as disin-
tectan,s IN sick rooms and as proven
tlves Of Infectious levers, report that
Darbys Proph, tactic Fluid has been
thoroughly tested during TIE recent
Typhoid epidemic in this place. |,
proved most etticaciuus in staying
the spread Of the Fever.
+. H. Armstrong, S. NJ. Davenport
j.. A. Opp, O. NJ. Lance.
Thomas Kerr, James Lee, Jr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Lorels
of the beautiful III art and tlottlcui-
ture have in store a rich treat III the
perusal Of Vlcks Floral Guide Tor
The year 1887. Each succeeding
year brings great Improvement in
this popular annual, and the present
edition is far III advance Of previous
issues in beauty Of exterior, number
aud elegance OF floral aud vegetable
illustrations, and the large variety Vi
subjects thoroughly and practically
treated.
The title illustr ation,' a bunch o.
Pansles, and the. page IN colors o
BORDER and Bedding Plants ar.
trinmphs of acknowledgement,
which have probably never been ex
celIed, while the hundreds Of smaller
illustrations are true to nature anc
thoroughly described.
The Volume opens with a series
"t practical articles Of great servic,
So both amateur and professional
gardeners, is followed by t4ith.u
illustrations showing the interior Q
the immense Seed House, and tier
by engraviDgs of all the leading ant
rare varieties Of flowers and vegeta
beS, with directions tor their cul
Lure.
No pains or expense have bee'
>pared in the production If this vol
tile, and every effort has been mad
to render it worthy the reruta,io.
Of its publisher, Jawes Wick, Seeds
man, Rochester. n. w. Y. Ir,
6uee, Dec. 22nd, 1886.
Eick's Floral Guide is by far tn
handSomest seed catalogue tina,
issued in America. 1t is handsome
iy bound, and contains illustrator
enough OF flowers and vegetables
TO make the amateur gardener Graz,
Globe, Boston, Mass.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
GREATLY EXCITED.

Not a few ot the uitizens OF Hills.
boro, n. IL, have recently become
greatly excited over the astounding
facts, that several Of their friends
who had been pronounced by ,hei,
physicians as incurab.e and beyond
ali hope-sutferiny with that dread.
ed monster C"nsumption-have been
completely cured by DR.. King,
New Discovery tor Consumption
the only remedy that does positively
cure all -,hrurt and lung diseases
Coughs, Colds, Asthma aud Bron
chllts. Trial bottle free a, w. A
Hayes Drug Store. Large bot
Ties Sl.0U.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

west, aud faiirOao business ID par
TALLY suspended.
--General w. Il. ~lfazen, Chief
Signal officer, died suddenly lasl
Sunday 1T Washington. He was
widely known as "Old Probabil.
tiles"
Judge BENEFITS bill changing
Chatham, Orange and Durham from
the Western to tho Eastern Judicial
District, passed the House of Rep
resentativcs at Washington M day
last week.
-C!usetius was executed at s
minutes past | o'clock, at Richmond,
Va, on Friday the lilh inst. He
died without having made a coutesr
sion, maintaining to ;he end that be
had nothing to confess This is one
Of the most remarkable cases in the
history OF this country.
Officials Of the New York in
siitulion Tor Deaf Mut,s are report
I'd as expressing the belief tina
Walter Bingham, the murderer 0
Miss LAzzie burlington, is dead, an,
by suicide. There is Conjecture tina.
very tall MAJ who recently kllle,
kiInNelt, 10y jumping from Magyar;
suspension b'idge, was Bingham.
The Mexican Pension Bill
has passed both Houses Of Con
gress, and only requires presideutia
approval to become a law. 1t pro
vides that a pension of s. a mont
shall he PAID 10 all surviving officer
and enlisted men, Including marines
militia and volunteers OF the militar,
and naval services OF the Unite,
States, who, beirg duly enlisted, a,
tualIy served sixty days with the al
my or navy Of the United States i
Mexico or on the coast or irunt;e
thereof, in tie war with that natior
or ere actually engaged in baltl
in said war and were hunorab!v iii.
charged s.; and To such other officer
and soldiers and sailors As may ha,
been personally named in any resC
luton OF Congress for any speciti
service in sand war, aud the survi,
ing widows of such officers aud eI
listed men-providea that such wi,
ows have not remarked !; provide
that e'ety such officer, enlisted ma
or widow who ~ or may become {
yeats 81 age, ur who Is or may b
come Subject to any disability ,
dependent equivalent to some eau,
prescribed or recognized 10y TIE pei
sion laws If the United States
s~utliclrnt reason for the allowance
a pension sha,i be entitled TO Il
benefits OF this act.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Governors mes

The Governors message en-.
dorses the work OF the Tax Com.
mission speaks in the highest terms
of the work Of the Department oil
Agriculture; urges the work Of de-
>e'opme"t Of the oyster interests E;
endorses the industrial school de-
sires the extension of school terms
TO tour months ; asks for an appro-
pliatun to the State Guard SO as to
permit biennial encampment urges
increase Of the number OF Supreme
Court Justices to five recommends
an increase of salaries Of Governor,
Judges, Secretary Of State, Auditor
Superintendent tf Public Ins,,uc
ton, Attorney General and Adju.
taut General.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

North Carolina bull, l6S miles OF
railway in 1856.
Rev. w. r. Webb died at Rox-
boro las, week.
koie Elias, Esq State Senator
from The Aud District, is the first
Hebrew who ever sat in the Legls-
lature OF North Carolina. VI
Durham Recorder The owners
If the Bull brand have declared a
dividend Of % per cent. on $1,000
600 as net profits on their business
for 1856. This>shows a remarkable
business Tor one North Carolina
firm. They will double their capt.
tai this year aud tsom present indi-
cation will increase their trade in
the same proportion. BIackWelFs
Durham Tobacco Company takes
the cake.
Raleigh Evening Visitor: To-day
the North Carolina railroad put
coal burning engines on its passenger
trains. The first one to come III
was No. GA, on the train from the
west this afternoon. There will be
four of these engines put on now.
No. Gil attracted a good deal OF at
t%ention to day, as many persons had
Chief engineer Walden, Of the y. c.
Il. r., was on board this engine and
went with il TO Goldsboro.
Wilmington Star: Rev. DR.. Wi
ley was born on the 3rd Of Feb,
1919, and was in his 6sth year. We
guessed well. He was a member OF
the Legislature from Granville tor
one session. The second novel he
published was entitled "~Isuanoke
or, Where is Utopia: 1t was co
plousiy illustrated 10y drawings by
barley, from original desi.us. A
copy is before ns., IAN edition was
pnblis he'd in 1866, by 7. 3. Peterson
and Brothers. 1t is OF average
length, 1876 pages octave, double
columns TO page. ~
1t is related that Senator Vance
nee saved himself a bal experience
: from his weli-known ability TO tell {
good story. When ne was a fresh
, mar in the University of North Car
!. olina the s%ophomores took him. GU
one night to give him the usual dos.
of haziug. They took him to th'
mouth of a forty foot dry well, ant
proposed to let hlm down into i
5 and leave him there. Cor The rest o
i the night. Vance was trightene,
: halt out OF his wits and begged llk,
; a coed fellow, but he soon found n,
mercy would. be shown him. JUS
as they were about to lower bin, in
To the black hole he exclaimed
} Hold on, boys, for . moment, ant
) will tell you a good story abou
this sJrt Of business" Operation
$ were suspended, and Zeb told hi
) story. When he concluded ther,
was a howl Of laughter and a hi.
East Iennesseean stepped out AM
sad owe must not haze this man
ANY man who touches bin I'll stic|
my jack knife into. a fellow VIII.
can tell snch a Story as that hangin.
y over a forty foot well has good stut
IN him, aud will be famous som,
Time" Senator Vance hiuseit saw
l. that from ihat night everybody il
the school Was Lis friend, and h
Eeser had any more trouble. Sai1
he THAT incident made a lastin.
!. impression on my mind hat often i
:. an emergency the ability To tell
II good joke WAS worth more thai
money, and makes friends and non
pluses enemies Winston Sentiue
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Mrs. Sue p. Lowe was elected
State Librarian by the Tennessee
Legislature. There was an exciting
contest between FIVE candidates, and
Mrs. Lowe did not win until the;
,wenty-fith ballot was taken. She
is the widow of a Methodist minis
ter, who lett her Lenniless. After
her husbands dea,h Mrs. Lowe took
the money she received from the ill.,
surauce on his life and ia,d it yer
TO settle his debts, saying that mot
| one blot should be lett on the dead
husbands name even for the sake OF
a living wife aud eight living chill
dren."ISince then Mrs. Lowe has
earned a supper: tor herself AID
family by the work of her own
Lards. The Tennessee Legislature
honored Itself when it recognized
aud rewarded such nobility OF char
s~cter.-Erchange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

--General w. Il. lfazen, Chief
Signal officer, died suddenly Iasl
Sunday 1T Washington. He was
widely known as "Old Probabil-
tiles"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

W. ID. II"yt & Co. Wholesale
and Retail Druggists OF Rnur, Ga.,
ray We have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bittcrs aul Burklcn'> Arnica Sal>e
for IA" Years Have rr.ser handled
r~er,ci,r> that sell ~ we'll, or give
such universal satisfaction. There
have been some Wonderful cures ei-
tec!cd by these medicines ia this
city. Se>eral cases OF pronounced
CONSERVATION have been entirely
cured gA Use OF a few bottles OF DIR.
kunr's New Discovery, taken n
conuec'i"n with Electric Bi,,ers.
We G"ara'1tr them always. Sold
by W. \ ~iiaHe~. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

There is an Ohio girl on exhibi
ton in Philadelphia named Fanny
Mills who has feet "a inches long
and 8 inches wide. She wears a
number 80 shoe. So Ohio beats
Chicago.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

- Intensely cold weather with
heavy snow storms III tue North
west, aud railroad business is par.
TALLY suspended.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Rev. sam Jones, ID. d, OF
South Ga oIu.a, wal not accept the
pos,ti"n - Presidents OF Trnilv
CoI!c4". Prot lIri,man w.,l ior
the present c"nt!nne IL act rs Cha +,
man al the Fa.u.tI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

During the year 1886, sll6.0O0,.
900 OF property were destroyed by
fire IN the United States and Canada.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-19
Y"VNV--s- -
INTERFERING TO MINERS,
An important Circular to be Issued by Il
the Secretary Of tho MAI tionnl Fed oratiou,

o. . u. Hr 70
An Important Circular to be Issued by tho
the Secretary of tho Nntionnl Federation, Z
PlrrsBuRau, Pa, Nov. lS.-A circular is
nov being prepared by Chris Evans, Sec.
re!ary OF the Federation Of Miners and
Mine Lsborsrp, and will be issued 10 the
25O. 900 minera organizsd and unorganized
in the country III short time. tits In the
interest Of harmony and unity OF action,
and iu ono result Of the Joint meeting OF
the executive boards Of tho Miners Fed
Grafton and National District Assembly
1856, knights Of Labor, which closed in
Columbus yesterday. Thin circular will
be signed By the executive officera Of the
two organizations. 1t will provide that
no Htrike shall he ordered in tho future
without tho consent OF both organizations,
In case Of strike, the organization hav-
ing the majority in the district where it
occurs shall levy upon both organizations,
Tho two'boerds will meet in this city in
February 10 consider tho reply Of the
miners. Immediately following this meet
ing general delegate convention Of all
minors in the country will be held in
Pittsburgh. At this meeting delegates will
be elected to IN Interstate convention of
miners and operators to arrange scale OF
wagea to bo paid in the various districts
throughout tho country, to go into effect
May !, 1855. x.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-19
To.nieht,a sparrinr Match.

Lem McGregory, the ".st. Joe Kid" ar.
rived from Cincinnati yesterday morning
and will appear tonight at the Capitol
rink, in six round sparring match with
Jack King, Of this city, the champion OF
West Virginia. This match will be for
points, the winner to be given all the gate
receipts, leas expenses. This will be O
good lively match, and one we'll worth
seeing. Both are heavy weights and in
good condition. Si&s ..,5 "a
The Kid Is accompanied by his backer,
Mr.. g. B. Spencer, very clever gentle.
man, Of Cincinnati. Last evening they
visited the Gymnasium and explained how
the mistake had been made In having the
bills printed to the effect tina. to-nipht'e
match was under the auspices Of the
Wheeling Athletic Association, and ex.
pressed their regret. IS. McGregory was
much pleased With the arrangement / Of The
apparatus, and accepted an invitation to
put on the gloves and dc q little sparrinp,
Word has been received from Dominick
McCaarey, the well known Pittsburgh
pugiliat, and tBilson Jack and Peter and
Ted Dillon, that they will all be down thig
evening TO see the match, iaSI5S ~ )
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